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WHATS THE "OH. THEY'RE
MATTER wITHh ALL RIGHT"
IMPORTATION OF EGGS.

In 1876 the United States imported about
five million DOZEN OF egg. but IN lss0 the
quantity had increased TO sixteen million doz-
IN. representing money value Of Two and n
half millions of dollars. every penny of which
had to be paid in gold coin. AT this rate Of
increase we should pay to foreign countries
during fifty Wears. for the single item of Eggs,
an amount more than equal TO the present u.s.
iiunal debt But the importation nf egg. must
very soon cease. The discovery Of Sheridan's
Powder TO make hens lay. has ALREADY in
creased the supply of eggs TO II very appre-
ciable extent, and il seems safe to assume that
the continued u>e of this Powd will double
the egg product within five wears. b, the
persistent and intelligent use of Sheridan
Powder, hens are made 10 lay nearly the en-
tire wear and especially during the season
hen eggs bring the highest price. This fact
ha> encouraged thousands Of people 10 z" into
the business Who would not Otherwise have
done 30. 1t j. not necessary TO have farm 10
keep hens on. ~ manv suppose. Hens may be
kept conv eniently and profrably in IA large and
crow ded city. In fact the whole business OF
poultry keeping has been reduced to s''ienre
during the last five wears. |. 5. johnson Il
Co.. Of % Custom House Street. Boston. have
recently published valuable book Oh this sub
jrct entitl, d The Poultry Raising Guide sin
gle copy. % cents. They will send the book
and two - cent packs of Sheridan's Powder
for 90 cents. post paid. or 2i pound tin can
for 81 20. Within the covers Of this book one
can fluid all The information necessary to en-
able one 10 make mopey in the business.
Every question has been anticipated and an
swrred. and the plainest possible directions
gwen ON ever, point. lady.
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The pupils of the academy wish through
the AMERICAN to extend their thanks TO the
citizens for their very iIhera, patronage OF
their entertainment Saiurda, evening last.
Il was a very r'jn, able occaslon-net pro-
c.ed> thru, dollars, which, with funds on
| hand. 60 for he purchase Of all organ for
thr schuol room.
Oar article cot corning the street of wi
do"s seems 10 have httn widely circula ed.
The Chicago Tribune has The cheek to sd
that .'no man dares 10 be seen on that street
alter the supper dish wash, and man
frum Boston writes to know the ages Oft those
widows. Now W. can assure that man that
/, will not be safe for HIM to he seen on that
street da, cr night; We viii state for his
b. fi, how. YER. that one OF them Is not a
grandmother YET, though she long since
passed her four score wears, and to some of
the others that question OF that Mind migh hit
create slight dl>luih ance and iuri hrrmore
| they represent The YER, cream of society {;
and. further still, VT think large ma "riiy
OF H.. m do not intend that " hen iht, shall
..clinib The golden stair" ih.ie shall h.
an, question as TO 'w hose wife shall >be be"
Aud now one Other statement IN a circle of
one mile in IhIs Village are thirty six widows.
three wdowprs. four bachelors. and made. la
dies We shall not "a, how man, as We have
a very thin crop of hair. These thirty. six
widows hold property to YER, nearly If not
quite the present valuation of the town, and
are the very lfe ct society. We understand
,hat applcaiinns from al quarters are being
received from az. d, nuddle aged, aud Young
genrh men for board here anoih-r season.
Lei them come " h.n the early lilac" shall;
begin TO bud and burst, and the woodbine
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

Are Won disturbed At light amt broken Of your
rest hy sick child suffering and CRYING WIN pam
OF cutting teeth II 50, send al enc amt Ett Il
bottle OF Mrs. Wiu,l'w'S soothing >}fuP i9r
Children Tccthing. 1t value /. tncalc"itG lr. IL
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately g..
pru,nd upon it, mothers there l. no mi-tSk h about
it It cures dy -rntcry aud 'Arrh"ca regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures Wlud rollt, N"iteu9 me
gums, reduces inflammation, ami gives t"ht ''i'
energy tn the whole y stem. Mrs Nln~'"N ;
>nuthng y rup for children lcvthing Is pleasant
Ia the taste, aud il the prr~rrlpu" "t Que 81 'i''
the Unitt., states ami Is safe 10y all uru2 Is
throughout the vorlt. Price - cents a bottle
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"Te Most Remarkable Biography ever Produced in the United States


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"rcaie>' f" 'n'F, ~" '"'s "'Ppt 'o''r',',"
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pa''. T" ,"'.;,'"S ~" .,h,,'','ar
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''"se q'a'"'eN appear !"
Pu,''r 'u,'es 'os >d''""s ',,';''"a ~ ""'
S'"'e nv ny oN'' y" ''','''''k a.
pf,S>eu u'tnNfi'rS ~ I''"' .. '""'' p'"'''
cai p'""'o''Ioh' anu '''e "pp"~'''"' !" ~ ri'-
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come from W I",iNe''''s' ''''N ~ ~,
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The SUNDAY GtDbe said recently: "chr OF
the most gratifying signs of the times Is mat
with the spread Of intelligence" the mutlPIha-
ton OF books aud the unit cr~nltty OF rue n'WS-
papers there should br = steady Growth III tht
sale Of proprietary medicines. II + NE
because, il means an emancipation from prtlu-
dice. and indicates the cNi>trr cr OF Il po>lliNe
spirit Of Investigation and selection. mat
such medicines i'll it acccptahlv. there + no
longer any doubt" Among the best stands
Or. seth .irRoIdS Co"M hdfer, the great
r,n,,d, for iutiuirnt consumption, coughs,
colds, &C. Has u record Of more than forty
wears For ale at MI druggists. Price 2oc.'
5O and 81 90 per bottle,
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pedhsm
It appears that an effort is to he made he
r'e>eul winter 70 rerew thu charter OF the
b, g"l Brdg- COMPANY. A. their present
rtlhlt-I Has n.ne Years more To run. II seem )
T." ~ that there vii be Tine enough 10 re-
u.w IT after 1890 Il certainly Is not tire
sentiment III has srttiur of th- State To have
i renewed aud w believe that our Senators
tuI K, prt>tnlailtes from Eastern Name
cane 700 much tor the interests If Their con-
>llutnrs 10 Vote fer an, such measure.
Mr. lothian Ellington of Presqur Isle,
has crntl, been visiting friends IN this Vi
Gin ~.
One a number Of Teams hauling
wood and bark for Duanr aud Mailing.
La Green f. Cushing has moved to the
t. olt farm IN Holden.
Now that the price fthr Ellsworth AMER
ICAN ha> been reduced TO one dollar and tif-
4, c-ilt~ per Wear. no well regulated family
can aft nd to d, without the county paper.
Mr. Ois B. Bates died last week of pneu-
mnna He served nearly three Years IN the
1t Reg. Maine Heavy Artillery, during the
lai- war.
Remon.trances are being sent in to the
Legislature, opposing the renewal Of the
charter Of the Bangor Bridge Co.
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During the severe sno1storm OF Frida,
JAN. l4lh, the sch. Afion, OF ST. John. ran
ashore on Bakers Island Bar. Capt. Odell
and crew of four we're all saved by the
prompt and energetic forts of The crew from
the Life Saving Station at Crsnterry Island.
The sch. was II Years old, "a tons measure
ment, uninsarsd and will he total loss.
Every kindn, S. was shown our Nova See
ian ,usins by their have Ieseu.rs.
Ian. l6.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

Il. Foster & son are Agents for Morton's
greenhouses and can furnish flowers of all
kinds ut short notice. Gm44s
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Hon. J. d. Hopkins has gone to Augusta
to spend nearly all the week.

! iug t..c (ullnefclaI Gorge III hockiaHu.
We are still in want Of some good season
I ed hard wood in payment for subscriptions to
the AMERICAN.
/ Mrs. Carrie Lord of Rluehi has made Il
recent visit to her parents. Capt. and Mrs.
Ahiel NJ Farland. in hi, city.
/ Mr. Francis Perkins, who drives meat
! cart through Orland. has slaughtered 4S hogs
the past season.
Mrs. II,z of Washington, d. C.. Is to err
Get in the spring Il cottage ut Deer Isle, Penob-
sroi BAY, for her daughter.
Miss Wnicrcd Lynch, Of Bangor. is
on ii brief visit To relatives aud friends in ih>
city. the guest of Mrs Patrick Mullan.
MIR. William Butler, of Boston. Mass, i
WISHING hi brother in thi. city, the Rev.
Thomas f. Butler.
II In the lit OF officers Of Hancock Lode.
Ne l. r. and \ NJ. Castinr. the VI. should b
j Collins .Jr., instead of {. H. Hopper.
We hear that Mr.. Ichabod krnt. formcrl,
of this citr. j. very sick at the home OF his
daughter Mr>. Bullar,l, in Charlr-rown. Ms.
$ D. Virgin. e. Il. Partridge, +. X.
[ Hopkins and j. z, EI,lrIgc,wrnt !" Burk>port
Fritl,, last. TO he present AT the installation of
The United Workmen.
Mr.. Lewis Friend, in returning from Bar
Iarlor in the storm at FRIDAY received frost
bii,> ~ the lace. which. though not serious ar,
/ dccid' IL, unpleasant.
Mc>>r,. VIM. Il. Eaton and y. II. Higgins.
/ .Ir.. wcrr in thi- city from West sullivan. ia>i
"Wednesday evening. The former had bust
mes with L,.onia Lodge. r. aud A. NJ. and
the formidable, goat connected herewith!
Mr. Cha>c.an inspecting ntfir in The post.
Office Department.. was in this city last Thurs
da, ON official business. lie wa- fnrmcrl, on
the editorial staff Of the .irgus. In amy ca
pucif,. editorial or official. he i a pleasant
e,nrl, man. such one Likes 70 meet.
our thinks are due Mr.. Geo. 4. Emery fol
Kansas cit, larer-. Capt q. T. simpson tnr
California rapcr>. and pr. +. II. Brimmrr foi
MincLf "li- papers.
To MIR. l., wis \. JOY and Miss Jennie VI
Thomas. WHO were united in marriage "u
>aturd., 'a>t. the AMERICAN extends heart,
congratulations and good " ishr>. The thank
'''
The Storm of 1lur>laN ni-ht and Friday
WIS very >e,crr. from Muimr 70 thirn Q
Train, w,r, hlo, k,.d all OYER N,w England
The mail Iu. in rhi> cit, on Fridu, evening
WIS Twelve h"ur> l"'' III 'h'''So over
Nv" '''' Oh >h"" zen
Among the many concentrations r'cciN,c
b, senator Ilar upon hi denomination - fh'
:, nate. vas a telegram from Lawrtnrc BaI'
r,tt The tra.cdian. with whon the senator /,
uu quite iniuiat, terms.
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had uu...h,.f l,z,n left
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20
DYSPEPSIA

Causes It's victims to be miserable, hopeless,
confused, and depressed in mind. very irrita-
be, Iancuid, and drowsy. 1t is disease
which does not ret well of ITSELF 1t requires
csreful. persistent atteation, and remedy 10
t,,row cI The causes and tone up the diges-
tive orC:,,..s til they PERFORM their duties
willingly. Foods Sarsapari!la has proven
just the required remedy in hundreds OF cases.
"Ihavc taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys-
persia. from witch have suffered two years.
tried mary other medicines. but none proved
so satisfactory cs Hoods Sarsaparilla."
TroMas Cook, E:ush Electric Light Co.
New York CITY.
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Active. Pushing and Reliable.

G. A. Parcher can always be relied upon to
carry in stock the pure>t and best goods, and
sustain the reputation of being active, pushing
and reliable. by recommending articles with
well established merit and such are popular.
Having the agency for the celebrated Dr
Kings New Discovery for consumption, colds
and coughs. will sell it on IL positive guarantee.
1t will surely cure any and every affection of
throat, lungs or chest, and in order to prove
our claim, we ask you to call and get II Trial
Bottle Free.
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Born.

tastuc-.Ian. II, to Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Pat
ter-"n, son and daughter.
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MRS. BELCHER'S FEMALECURE

has been known for long years by portion of
the community asa
Perfect Specific Remedy
for all disorders of the functional organs of
women. We here tell all wives. mothers, sis
tiers. and daughters of the most reliable RENE
dy and >ure cure for all diseases peculiar TO fe-
males. Result of inattention to this statement
will be deranged phi, steal condition, broken
health, mental disturbance. and premature
death For advice or consultation, address
Mrs. Linus Belcher, p. o. Box 1906. Boston,
Mass. Doolittle & Smith. - and ~ fremont
Street. Boston, Agents, for Mrs. Belcher's Fe-
male Cure.
- Premature decline OF manly
powers, acrvous thiiity aud kindred diseases,
radically cured. Consultation free. Book 10
cents in stamps. Address. confidentially
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, Buff
falo, n. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

foot. loot! toot,, hear the horns
blow al iht NJ +. parsonage at Brewer. and
vet no fish there. Wei. poor fellow, il
prc>es hm 70 low and We all Ike To see
Oh ldrrn kapp, flor We are all children Of
a larger growth !" some show il more than
others.
P..to-Say Bishop. ode world do move"
thugs are somewhat different from what
the, were TWO years ago, when Cicero was
al Pembroke, Demosrhenes at Eastpurt,
Bi>hop of Q-ar Luhec, and X. l.. N
al Edmurds WHY so; can YOU tell
Bisrop-Oh YES Then fed on tom
Gods, sculplns and SIN. l., animal food now
III on Greek verbs, etc, intellectual, but
tell YOU shen | 60 across The river, sit in
that ere chapel. look them b. Dis and ID. Ds
in the face and see myself surrounded with
embryo B. D's and ID. D's, the cold weather
has a greater effect on me-, and | wish my
self back TO Quoddy Head preaching 70 the
fish.
Heaviest snow storm 90 the season. roads
driiled ful. over the fences, stage was near
~ buried Yesterday. OBSERVER.
Rev. Moses Palmer, veteran local Meth
odi>t minister, who is spending the winter
a. -N'ilH L tiobStot, pltdtIrh i '''N We hS'
church al that pace, Jan. Is, taking for his
subject The Billie view of He'll 1t is
well known that Mr.. Palmer is not in full
accord with the great body Of Meihodists on
tins doctrine, though he is one of the
strongest and most persistent advocates of
personal holiness L. be found in the f. NJ.
Conference. His presentation Of the sub
lrct lucid and able, and showed him TO
be a clear theological thinker. Mr.. Palmer
is in his eightielh year. His health is TX
cellent, his movement brisk, his mind clear.
his senses unmpairrd and he bids fair In
see the end of the present century.
We have had most abundant supply Of
snow, with a sprnkIing Of cold weather, Just
enough TO tone up our mild weather into a
crisp and healthful winter condition
Gov. Bodwell's remedy for the abolition
Of the rum traffic is like that of his prede-
cr>snrs for lie last quarter Of a century.
Work up public sentiment in the various
localities Of our state To point that will
sustain the enforcement Of the law" Our
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

Our school taught hv Hiram Er,kine Of
Merrill, Closed LIST FRIDAY. Pupil, not ai,-
sent or rard,. Bcrile Gundie. Aibrr Per
kIns. Chester Prrk'n~. Fred Haae>, Flank
Green. jesse Wr>>-I. Oscar Limtpurner,
Maud Blndgetr, Cora Green. Lora Brcktord,
Ne~ia Perkins not absent onr half day, Car
rt CIR. en-, Scott Llmtburner, MIah Perkins
Mr. Er>kin- ha- now gone 10 Castlue to At
tend The Normal School.
Mrs. VIM. Bludgett has been confined to
her bed for four weeks with erlsiprL,s in her
foot. JACHIN.
Jan. IL.
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when BABY -as sict we gave her Ca.torta
when suo Va 4 h.la ,ho cr,c for astoria,
When sic pcy4rn- Hi., sac eirns - astoria
When ,nr lad Chldrsn sue gave them astoria
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B. II. SowLE.
A tOrney & Counselor I'D Law.

Peters Block, Corner Main and State Streets ,
Ellsworth Maine
es- Prompt attention given to all matters In.
trusted. 2ot1
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Decay of the Bones

with some thirty other symptoms, mark the
progress of that terrible disease known aS Ga
tarrh. Ii adv ancc> from sta-c to stage OF fear
ful ammo, anres. and if neglected. is certain to
end in general debility. and possibly in con-
sumption or insanity. DR.. SaGe'S Catarrh
Rcm-dy will ,'urc it at any stage. This mem
ton has been long before the public, and thOus-
and, have been restored 10 health by its never
failing virtues.
Mrs. Chas. Smith Of Jimes, Ohio, writes :
| have u-cd Very remedy for Sick Headache
could hear OF tor the past fifteen wears, but
Carriers Little Liver Pills did me more good
than all the rest. For sale by 5. ID. Wi.gin.
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Sick Headache

"rar tie rass two years have been
aC..c;7d with severe Headaches and dysiep-
s... WIS i..Cuccd 10 try Hoods Sarsapa-
r..,a, ia l. 70 found great relief. cheer
'.y .crc:...:c-d it TO all" Mrs. l. +.
ANNAuLE, Jew Haven, Conn.
NJ. ....-y c. Smith, CaInbridgerort, Mass,
VS. = ST. .cr f.am dyspepsia and sick head
ace. SIC took Hooc's SSrsaparila and
found i. liz best remeCy she ever used.
E!ood's Sarsapari!la
sc'llf.l drr"~;sts. 81; SIX for s.. Made
.-l-,r.l. HOOD s CO. Lowell, Mass
- Co5oS Ono Dollar.
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But three vessels were built in the district
OF Frenchman's Bay in 1856, two schooncr>
and soOp. with an aggregate Tonnage of
1859. They were as follows: Schooner Kate
L. Pray. 1914 tons, at Eden. by John s. Sails
bury: schooner Ada Isabella. 81 at East
BIuehill. by James NJ. Morrison: and the
sloop Glide. 1870 tons at Elsw orth. b, T.. j.
Hodgkins. In the Casiine district The follow
ing vessels were built Schooner Annie L.
Green, SO tons. at Brooks, lille, D., A. NJ.
Webster; schooner Chas. Billings. 1l.51 tons.
at Deer Isle. by Chas. Billings; >loop Pilgrim.
I1.sT tons. at Deer Isle. b, Mark p. Filings; ;
and sloop Nellie Clapp. s.2l tons. at Sedswick,
by G. p. Clapp. In the Maeha> district ::
Schooner George H. Davenport "a 80 tons. at
Columbia Falls. by Joseph A. Coffin; ,ehoon-
or Clinton % "a tens. at Nihrid.e. b, q. NJ.
Leighton; schooner Gtmse A. Lawr!. 1C2 -
tons. at Jone>boro. b, Jone>boro Lunb,r Co. /;
and schooner Fred A. Small, 5SS.22 TONS at
Naehias, by John Shaw.
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BE Your Own Doctor.

II won't cost YOU one half a. much. Do not
DELAY Send three , cent stamps Tor postage.
and We viii >cud YOU Or. kHufmaun'> great
work. fine coorrd plates. from life on disease,
it, causes aud home cure Address \. T. ord
way 4 co.. Boston. Mass.
We notice tile ladies of this city have i'm
proved in looks of late; Lydia +. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound must be selling big.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20
The Legislative Committees.

Members of the Legislature from Hancock
committee ~ follows:
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
on Judiciar, -Wi>w I'll OF Ell,w olll, on tie
part of the House.
on Legal Affairs Sargent. on the FAST Of
the Senate.
On Financial Affairs Sargent. on the part
OF the Senate
On Commerce Sargent, on the pant If HE
Senate.
on Mercantile Affair ard Insurance Bur
ril. ON the part Of the s. maze; Hamilton Of
Gould>borou=h. on the part OF the House.
on Banks and Bank ing Purrill. chairman.
on The Part of the S,Iatc: " i>w,H Of Els
worth. on the part of the House.
On Agricufure-W hitmnre of Verona. on
the part Of the House.
On WAYS aud Brdgcs-Sl,b, Of Aurora. on
the part of the House.
ON Fisheries and Gamr-Thurlow Of Deer
Isle. on the part OF the House,
On Towns oriiy OF S,d-w ck. on the part
OF The House.
On Indian Affair,- Mason Of Orland. on tie
part of the House.
ON In-ane-Grindle OF Mt. Desert on lhe
part OF the House.
On Reform School Grindle of Mt. Desert,
on the part of The House.
On Public Building>-Ray of Surry. on the
part OF the House.
On Library Hamilton of Gould> borough,
on the part of The House.
On Mines and Mining Burrill, on The part
of the Senate; Dority Of Sedsm lex. Oh the par;
of the House.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
On County E>timaics- Mason OF Orland.
On Engrossed Bill>-W limore of Verona.
On teciions-Thurlow of Deer Isle.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF TIIE SENATE.
Bills in the Second Reading urri.
EBgrossed Bills-Sargent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-20

snali hegin TO tuine We will insure them
ON a. harm on widow street.
A petition is icing circulated here to he
presented to the present legislature for the
ahnli, hment of the district school system.
Who saws no?
The man that has been praying for more
snow can lave few thousand tons from
our back yard and welcome.
ONCE IN 4 WHILE.